FayeHavoc-VancouverIsBurlesque-TomGould04.jpg
‘Most people say to me, “isn’t burlesque about stripping and being sexy?” But for me it was very much more about the theatre around it, the glamour, and casting the visuals,’ the artist adds. ‘Because I’m ace, I don’t equate nudity with sex, so it was actually very easy for me.’

And so Havoc developed a unique voice on the scene, blending exquisite costuming—art deco is a favourite era—with a sharp sense of humour and deeper ideas about gender and sex.
— Janet Smith for Stir Vancouver
 
If you attended the Weekender, then this act is DEFINITELY one that you’d remember! And by remember, I mean you’ll be able to recount each moment of this very *surprising* act to your therapist.

It’s safe to say that 1. They had no problem taking Most Comedic and 2. The audience was not ready! They might not have taken the top award, but I have a feeling this will be the act that keeps everyone talking until next year.
— Matt Finish for 21st Century Burlesque Magazine
Press3.jpg
StRQ.png

Podcast:

Burlesque with faye havoc
Setting the Record Queer

Via the genius of hilarious and innovative puppetry, Faye’s wrestling with the boa led to her dress removal.. her highly skilled propwork with boa utilized the whole stage while incorporating classic striptease choreography during the wrestling and ultimate reveal.
— Tas Deville for 21st Century Burlesque Magazine
Press2.jpg